The moths belong to the best-studied groups of insects in the Podyjí NP. In total, 2250 species of butterflies and moths (Lepidoptera) have hitherto been recorded here. Many species are closely associated with rocky steppe and heeathland, the most valuable natural habitats in this terriotory. Concurrently, the Podyjí NP is located on the western distribution border of many eastern and southern species. On the other hand, a total of 13 species of butterflies and moths have now become extinct here. and Jan Šumpich, Jan Liška, Zdeněk Laštůvka.
The Podyjí NP has very diverse vegetation which results in the occurrence of rich butterfly communities. To date, 142 species of butterflies have been recordeed in this area, of which 19 species (13 %) are considered regionally extinct and three species (2 %) are only migrants, not native to the Czech fauna. The main cause of the decline in butterflies is the abandonment of traditional techniques of habitat management. To conserve and support butterfly diversity, the NP authority practices a wide range of management measures. and Milan Švestka.
Thanks to intensive monitoring of butter - flies and specifically of the critically en - dangered Clouded Apollo Butterfly (Parnassius mnemosyne) over the last 10 years, we can provide more accurate information about recent distribution and habitat requi - rements. and Petr Vlašánek, Martin Konvička, Jiří Beneš.
This contribution presents butterflies with wings on which scales are partially or fully absent, as well as various forms of their cryptic appearance and mimicry and George O. Krizek.
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